Organic No More Milk Tea Refreshing Hibiscus Sage

Earth Mama Teas Formulated for pregnancy plus! Organic Morning Wellness Tea Organic Heartburn Tea Organic Stress Less Tea Organic Raspberry Leaf Tea Organic Third Trimester Tea Formulated for after baby arrives (Not for use during pregnancy) Organic Periodic Tea Organic Milkmaid Tea Organic No More Milk Tea Earth Mama teas can be used while breastfeeding! Organic No More Milk Tea may be used while breastfeeding if the intention is to reduce milk production. Need to reduce your milk supply? Listen: a lactation consultant can nurture you through this transition. Don't hesitate to ask for help and extra care. Because you deserve it. A time-honored tip to help engorgement is to tuck a cabbage leaf in your bra. Seriously. We dont know why, but it works. B10-261-06 Sometimes, a soothing cup of tea is an act of kindness. Whether from weaning or baby loss, excess or unwanted breast milk can intensify discomfort during an emotional time and cause sore, aching, engorged breasts.

Certified Kosher by EarthKosher 100% organic Helps reduce breast milk production Comforting Organic No More Milk Tea is formulated with anti-galactagogue herbs including sage, peppermint and parsley, traditionally used to help reduce the production of breast milk when it is no longer desired. Bonus: a tangy note in the form of Hibiscus flower. Caffeine free Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth Sage Advice Sage's (Salvia officinalis) culinary uses are well known (and delicious), from pizza to stuffing. But this spectacular spice, whose Latin names means "to heal," is traditionally recommended for complaints from head to toe, and is a trusted friend in the slowing down of breast milk supply. Non-GMO

Do not use this product if you are allergic to plants in the parsley (Apiaceae) family, such as fennel or coriander. Not for use during pregnancy. Many anti-galactagogue herbs are not recommended for use during pregnancy in greater than culinary amounts. Consult your healthcare provider before using this product when breastfeeding, or if symptoms persist or worsen.